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V N Prilepskaia

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PubMed1992

[Macromastia].

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PubMed1991

[Clinical characteristics of mental disorders observed in ambulatory-polyclinical gynecological practice].

Concomitant mental disorders were diagnosed in 97 of the 107 gynecologic patients aged 19 to 66. Twenty of these patients were previously consulted by psychiatrists. Five groups of mental conditions were distinguished, most frequently associated, in a certain mode, with gynecologic diseases. The results of our analysis necessitate that gynecologic outpatients be consulted by psychiatrists.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[State of the breasts in patients with hyperprolactinemia-induced amenorrhea and the effect of the treatment with parlodel].

The mammary glands were examined in 36 patients with +Hyperprolactinemia-induced amenorrhea. ++Fibro-adipose transformation (33.3%), involutional changes unassociated with age (30.6%), the hyperplastic processes fibrocystic mastopathy, adenosis (36.1%) were found to be equally encountered in the pattern of breast alterations. Parlodel therapy given to patients with ++Hyperprolactinemia-induced amenorrhea not only recovers menstrual and reproductive functions, but exerts a favourable action on the mammary glands, promoting the restoration of glandular tissue and the decrease in deformity of a stromal component.

Adult↗
PubMed1991

[Hemodynamics in the organs of small pelvis during complex treatment using electromagnetic fields in patients with tubal infertility of inflammatory etiology].

Hydrotubation treatment of uterine tube impotency of an inflammatory origin results in many cases in stubborn hemodynamic disorders in the small pelvis organs, that may be normalized after exposure to a permanent magnetic field (magnetophores). Multiple-modality treatment results in recovery of the uterine tube patency in 50% of cases and in pregnancy coming within a year in 22.6% of cases.

Adnexa Uteri↗
PubMed1990

[Secondary amenorrhea caused by hypothyroidism].

The status of the reproductive and pituitary-thyroid systems has been elucidated in patients with amenorrhea secondary to hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism as a major pathogenetic determinant accounted for 4.3% of secondary amenorrhea. Subclinical thyroid dysfunctions which were detectable only with hormonal assays were found to be prevalent. Clinical and hormonal criteria for diagnosis of this pathogenetic type of secondary amenorrhea were obtained, and efficacy of combined therapy for hypothyroidism, menstrual and reproductive dysfunction was evaluated.

Amenorrhea↗